Chemistry, 05.11.2020 03:40, kameronstebbins

For the following descriptions, please write "PP" for physical property, "CP" for chemical property, "PC" for physical change, and "CC" for chemical change: rusting forming on a car

dissolving salt

alcohols are flammable

attracted to the south pole of a magnet

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